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In any case you should not think about it much, because it tends to directly affect your confidence and your performance during the internship and presentation. You should just focus on taking each day at a time and making it go perfectly. Most days will, some won't and that's okay.
The silver lining is you must be above average already to have gotten a call back, and someone must have seen some potential in you. Build on that and best of luck.
Q) “Good Evening, Miss USA. If I gave you $1 million, what is the first thing you would do?”
A) “I will build an orphanage and work for world peace.”
Yeah, right….
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I am reminded of 2 Rhodes scholars. One ended up becoming a sophisticated proponent for Modi and another ended up working for Big Tech. 😂
Can’t comment about science and commerce students, but almost every arts student is left-leaning and pro-Palestine. A good chunk of law students too. What happens now?
https://www.news18.com/world/us-halts-student-visa-interviews-as-trump-administration-mulls-tighter-social-media-checks-report-ws-ekl-9355367.html
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!
I have tried cold emailing, reaching out to partners on LinkedIn even calling HR's extension number at certain places to get confirmation. sometimes it has worked, but most of the time it hasn't. I do fairly well in studies and have received good feedback from my internships (no, there is no chance of getting a callback there, they are notorious for making you work like dogs for 6-10 months only to "let you go"). What are my options? Doing an LLM even from NLS or any tier 1 would not be enough. I have read enough posts about it. I am interested in transactions. Open to recollecting as long as I get good exposure.
If anyone could shed some light or guide me, even in the smallest way possible, I would be grateful.
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Take the Batch of ’28, for instance. They're doing great, literally everywhere you look, there's someone from their batch winning a moot, getting published, grabbing top internships. Their batch rank list is impressive, and collectively, they're a solid, high-performing bunch.
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Then comes Batch of ’26. A great batch, really. They’ve got PPOs, solid competition wins, and actual depth when you talk to them. You don’t walk away thinking, “Wow, that’s a law student?”
But zooming out a bit, HNLU is definitely on the rise. People crib about the campus, but let’s be fair, we get single rooms from second year onwards, which is a blessing. Privacy, space, and everything you need to actually get things done if you want to.
The campus itself is massive, perfect for nighttime walks when the semester’s getting to you. Infrastructure is picking up. There’s a cafe now. Cultural events are happening almost every week. If you can set aside the usual dose of toxicity, which, let’s be honest, exists everywhere, life at HNLU is actually pretty great.
And now, when you scroll through LiveLaw or Bar & Bench, HNLU is there. Organizing events, getting noticed.
Comeback? No question. HNLU is the comeback kid.
Intend to stick it out for 2 years.
what did he do for debating?